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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-09-17

TEE Best Disinfectant remedy for slEi
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, SOC The best
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-09-17

IT would never do to have women a.
managers Of newspaper You couldn't
get them to give each other credit
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-09-17

1t was over twenty years ago when
little Caspar paid visit to the West
country with his mother. The chief
mode Of locomotion. after pedals was
in that section by lumber wagons. This
was new and strange thing to the
boy. and one stormy night, after he
was in bed, while his mother was pre-
pairing to follow him. hearing long.
rolling peal of thunder. he exclaimed:
"Why, mamma, does God ride in lum-
Der wagons, too?"-Babykood.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1887-09-17
HI ate green cucumbers;
They made him quite ,sicsj
That cured him right quick
An easier phypic

You never viii ma
Than Pierce's small Pellets."
The Purgatiye kind.
Small but precious Is cents per vial
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
ettye war nOyss

ST. PFrKRsr uES, December is speak
ing on the Ausro- Russian war scare the
etficial Military Gazette say The
ssns'er Of a few cavalry regiments on
the vistGla might certainly be made the
sretext 10 nxcite the prese and public
opinion ~ charge Russia with Varilse in
tentlona. German and Austrian military
authorities understand the defensive
character G snis measure They can
calmly ealcGlate how many corps Russia
will rape to send ~ the from Ter while
peace Is undistnrbed, 90 that after con
senuatng at any given point the forces
and means 81 hex disposal might suffice To
slaee Il nssia on al equal footing OF
equality with her opponene. They oAn
also calculate the strength Of the toress
with which In the event Of war, Russia
could be rapidly invaded
'They can st!l, hope by sudden action
10 win comparatively cheap lsurele, but
sigh Russian military officers, who a.
not fear the ultimate Issue OF conflict
even # the whole forces Of the Peac'
League moved oat against Russia, never
theless openly recognized that the deieBs'
of Russian territory Is not yet assured
and Il the Peace League considers itsel
justified IN developing us defensive
measures 80 far Is 20 bring certain Rus
sian districts under the range OF the gum
of ITS most advanced forts, Russia has II,
dndOut'4d !ght ~ provide Tor her do
ieI - and 70 .aGe every measure ~ up
mid ner nonoT ara maintain the iuyio
Liability OF hcr territory
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
sp.e,., Cnr,.,ma. A,sra.,,ep..

WE INVITE you TO LooK AT QUIZ
GOODS.
We have an immense bargain In hRs
st s5c per boz; layer hgs. The best
goods for the money va have ever offer.
I'd. Large boxes; 81 NJ boxes.
Also our so.t shell almonds at 22c.
per ".
Our golden dates At 3 Ii, for Csc.
Oar choics tub butter At 2Ss. per n.
We are making special Inducements
on tee.
Z Given away with 60c. teas.
Given away with 600. teas.
! Given away with 61c. teas.
/ Given away with toe. teas.
l Given away with Cos. teas.
J A beautiful butter dish, sugar bow
cream pitcher, spoon holder with only
one pound.
Also one pair imported vases with
pounds tea.
large pitcher with n. tea.
Ana. prunsllAs, 25c.
2Dl evsporated apples. .25c.
cans plum pudding. 251.
3qts. lima beans, 23c.
3qu. dried tussr corE, use.
fbs prunes, 200.
4 Ans. rice, (Carolios,) 2Jc.
ms. coffee cakes, 25o.
4 lbs. mixed cakes, 25c.
lbs. Turkey prun.s, 26c.
lbs. dried apples, 26c.
4 lbs. tspioca, 25c.
lbs. currsn, jelly, 25c.
lbs. quinoe Jelly, 16o
= lbs. plum Jelly, 25c.
lbs. strawberry jelly, 25c.
4 lbs. apple jelly, 20.
4 lbs pineapple ieiiy, 25c.
bottles mustard, 25c.
4 lbs. barley. 2oc.
4 as. new peas, 25c.
4qts. hominy, as.
<lArge bottles cAlsup, 25c
bottles extract OF lemon or var Ills,
25s.
5pounds Borax soap, 25c.
8 pounds deterstve soap. 25c.
5pounds French Vii -, BE
S large cakes floating soap for 25,.
q Circus soap, 25G.
b Atovs pollth. 255.
q soap foam. 25c.
q Sspoline, ga.
q oatmeal, zoe.
Vanilla waters, .emon wafeTs, sof
mixed cakes, all Tor l5o per pound.
Spouuds buck~hfAi, 25s.
Z papers tRcks, Zoe.
10 cakes olive soap, 25c,
Cut this out for reference
I DEvHHBLL Bros.
No. y RktL Fourth bIreet.
E Observe Name aud mum Der.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
THIRD EDITION.
sUPEnIoR COUKr.

The Case o, Ou vs. specht spshn stih
on Trtal-Ths Defense hHsminihs
Witnesses.
when court seconvened yestt rday
af,arnoon George r OFT Was recalled on
redirect examin alton. for the purpose
Of showing by his books the vAlue OF
the maohinery which he furnished
Spech, n SPAIN. He tsstihed that the
conner seer kettle was worth nj the
tine it wss shippsd Sb25; the drain
mines were worth t4i6. which, with the
ether articles furp pished, amounted 10
ao .42S 50, exclusive OF the labor In put.
ting it mp. These goods were furnished
In 1885, within two months from the
tine ,hs contract Was signed.
Pau! Wachtez testified shat he saw
the machinery at the brewery Mon
day, Bepts N ber 20, 1885, and ~ far as
he could see 1t vas all there. 1t seemed
70 be in good condition.
August Fusbs testified that he saw
ali the machinery en- September TO-
1886, that bad been put in on the loves
Hoc~s. Is was In good condition as far
~ he could sec.
The case for the plaintiff was rested
with this witness, and nr. Hields
opened for the defense by moving for q
non. suit, On the ground that the plain
affs bad failed to prove the power oil
attorney spoken of, neither had 1t been
produoed He also argued that ~ the
wrougful deten don OF the goods had mol
sssr proved abe writ of replevin could
act lieL he argued ~ length on thes,
poisss, but the motion was denied.
ne then made HIS opsniDg TO the Jury
and saia that he did not wish to be un
dersbood ae saying that Specht & Spahr
should not pay George z. OF every
cent they owe him, but he did couten1
that q writ OF replevin was not th'
proper and legal way to get It.
He said that the contract uudeI
which these goods were bought, and OF
whieh the suit is brought, was one o.
thoee patent agreements that are 81
very common now. 1t is the same ri
the sewing machine agents aud light
ming rod men obtain from the.E custo-
ners, and 10 nothing more or less thaI
\ plan 10 sell goots on ios.a'lmen Is
He said that he wonld sbo| tha, thes'
things were pot In the building as
part of It, anc as such we're sold by thl
sheriff under . mortgage by G1s'aT,
and Henry Schafsr. This sale Was +
take place September Gosh. 1885, th
very day when these men came dow
10 take this property away, bat Charlie
SehAffer, ter the purpose OF saving 90
property, induced Joha Behrenbach !
enter on the property bond. job
Fehyeubach Ia now dead, and this sui
10 brought TO make hts estate pay thi
money. When he closed bis arg ume Il
he oommeno the examination G
witnesses
Paul Beer was sworn, and testiGe'
that be 10 coppersmith and hss
knowledge OF the value OF the ma
sAinery used in ths brewing business
He visited Specht & SPAIN 8 brewer
last week, and after examining th
Asshtnery came 20 the conclusion TIA
in 1888 II wac vorIh about 81 2l5, viii
sat the labor.
At 8 O'CLOCK Court took = recess unit
10 o. elook this II 1rn,pg
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Chrfst,n AZ Prese q u.

There are many persons yho prize
pair OF bice, comfortable slippers az
Christmas gin II ore than anything else,
and there Is NO ore TO whom they are
not scoep lshle. Tne great difficulty in
ths past has been 10 OBTAIN siz-s small
snough for children, but Babcock, st
No. 2ef Market street, has solved that
difficulty by having a lot manufactured
expressly for this purpose, and these
with the otherp gives him the argest,
nnest and best stock OF slippers In shis
atty. Ee has real alligator hide, patent
ieathsr, cloth, handsomely en broidered,
and fl fact sll kinds Manufactured In
sizas 10 suit every body, while the price
is so lov thst II seems Astonishing how
sach fine goods c4n be man faotu. I'd
for the money.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
TIIk PUBLIC MUST
ARA shall DO PROJECTED From wicked
Imposition.


Imposition.
ltisfea,ly am oy Ing 10 read ths many
sFtturemenls in tho daily ana even.
papefs " som q OF the most unreliable
Pc PIE ttyil2 to bui!d themselves up,
.aeu II has already been proven that Il
inpossin'e. The Only way to become
y1Ju!ar il business Is TO have the rspu
.tIon OF telling the truth In Offering
,.pds Tor sale, aud success Is bound 10
how itselI, p:oviliug II is lived up to;
ou EcErmers who have fooled the poo.
PIE with ceiling ont sales" go ny 10
move cut Of .he.oity sales," under the
faiss OF square dealing, wont work,
ant especially those merchants who
EsVa resided In Wilmington Tor nun.
Or Of years, are pretty well known,
and the sOod-lhinkiug ci,izsns are on u
| u cir teioks. Some OF these merchants
Lave respectable men in their employ
/ tut why they stay Is . mystery. Some
nave been compelled to leave their em.
a.oyers, as tbs tricks perpetrsted by
hem 10 fooling the public, in town and
Jut OF town, could not be endured.
The following will convince the peo-
Gle OF this city and surrounding coun
fry, that ths institution known as the
Economy Hall tctuAlly deserveo 10 bt
pstSonized, where truth prevails from
norning I'LL night, and no misre preten
tatlOns. The handsomest mad . cas- si
J mere suits in beautiful patterns fol
sl 20. When you pses thu Ec0nom
Hail look IN the show window and yol
Siil tee them displayed, aud righ
sDDve where they lay are pretty over
coats fer 81 90 and So. 25, and suits II
,'TaiRht cuts aud cutaways for q pric
hat win please the working man VII
sbors hard ior small wages The wan
dt space and time will not allow us /
J give more prices, consequently We mos
respe 3tfully invite tho people TO visi
the qnumy Oao Price Clothing House
iB6 Market street when convenient an
agreeable, ani bs convinced what "
: advertise arc the words of truth.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Natural aas In New York

HLnIRA, Dec. IL Excitement Wa
created here 10 day by the report iha'
natural gas had been found on Bird
Greek, near this city. A visit 10 the
place proved the report 10 bs true. A,
an early hour this morning the driIl
penetrated a vein OF strong brine at a
depth OF :our hupdred feet and gas
came up TO the surface with q rush
burning toa heiRth OF two feet when
iguitod. TIE well has been surrounded
with visitors this afternoon. AbouI
forty IN bstsntial citizens OF Il N ira and
vicinity are interested IN the sxperi
ment The drill will be KEEP, at work
The well is eight miles from Klmira
aim ost q the Pennsylvania line.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
IleeeaHeri

Rev. Austin c. HeatGn dieh ~ HIS
residence, in MiddletOwn. on the Is h
inst, In the 70 year OF his age Anona
other charges he occupied was That ~
Lsxes, which he He'd from 1899 up
tie meeting of the Presby terry IN New
Castle last O stober
His first wife died in iS7H and Il
February 1851 he vas MAR ~
Anna NJ. Roberta of MiddletO~n. uHf
still survives. Hts remains Wi. ne IL
tsrred on Saturday afternoon, ihe fupe
raj service betug held at o'cuck II
gores. Presoy geriln Ch1rCY.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
He'd Meu AT Centrevilie.

a preliminary meeting was he'd iAst
ev,uing at CenIevile, for The PURPOSE
Of starting lodge Of the order at that
place. The meeting was held in the
Old Feilowe' Hall and VAS vel. Ut
tended. 8 p Joseph Pyle Wes not
present as was expected, no: arrtvi 4E
in this city from his recent trip nal
this morning Addresses were j. iyer.
ed by G. . e., T. II. II Mts,!ugfr hn
| others. IL IL probable thai their Il re
will result IN the forming OF To- ~
| with a large nun Der OF m { q Jers.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
DIED.

htlOhE:-on the l4th inst. lseiAh n. .ton Of
Ezekiel and Elizabeth Moore, aged 70
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 10 attend tho funeral eefy s,E, al the
residences OF hts sisLer. No. lsI2 Delaware
syenue, At I o'cio,k on saturday afternoon
interment private.
SrOOKEY -On the itth inst, Uharle, {.
stockey, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends, also Mechanics
Lodge, no. 2. q. q. r., and Lii, ooIn
Ledge. No ;, h. of p, sro respectfully in
vited 70 attend tho funorai from his late
, residences, Nc SCI Poplar street, on Sun az
afternoon at o'clock. fntefment at River
view cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
r psIdeutaiiy KIIIed Himself

amos Rankin, a young farmer, living
mar Broken Bow, Nebraska, started out
for hunt On December 10Th, ia a sleigh.
Nher he ached the woods his double
harre.ir shot gun slipped of the seat,
an attempting 20 draW II towards him
ne nan mcr caught anu both loads were
as@r-rgca into his heart The remains
Ferc discovered on "Wednesday "hls
aghL hans stnl held the reiEs rmlY, aud
TIM horFes we're standing at the edge Of a
sstl favne, They had been without food
1H'" Sne accident occurred, and had
Euawr'' the eigh tongue ntarl through
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
mAkhI ED.

ThOnPsOn- On-FHYLlNG.-Un ,nsi3.h
stant. A. the Asbury Parsonage, BY m.
REV. J. y. bryan, John Thom n.on .ns ne
Kate Fryling saa
BUDLEY-h cf EE -On the 18th instant.
the Asoury Parsonage, by the key,J'
brysp, Johh l.. Dudley and Martha =
McFee. both Of this clty.
fOhEACkE- -MoUULLEN.- On tho ls,h
instant, oy the Rev. J. h. Bryan, at the
Asbufy tArsonaso, John ". F6reAere and
Hannah Il. mcDuiisn, both Of Marshall.
ton, Del.
BBKHY-MkX WELI.-Un the IAN ina,
81 hrney street parto rage, by Rev. w
Hannah Mar veil.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
WE CLAIM

That YOU viii. be more than 6at-
ished II you VIII call TO zee us
between now and January Ist
l. ts OF 0vercosts. brok Z s.lns
that We will sell yon a. a s.
count Of SO rer cent. LslS Of
od0 suits al 20 per ccn' a.a-
count--cverything etse In the
store 81 30 per cent, but only
for fift en- Ays longer will this
last You will do vel. to Ike
advantages Of it These are ;he
best Goods We have IN our ore
an We wan. to get I'd Of them
oet- re we take account Ct s.Jgk,
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Psofeeser James II CTaho.

Gard writer. Work is c5u.ns Ia fast.
Books, albums, ETC., mArGei. OrlaiuA.
marking on linen; neat, beautitul
Handkerchief q usrked at 30 cents per
dozen. Open everv day from .. N. to
ap n Studio, 7O5 King street. The
ebly card writer In the city.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
a Ro,ed ntailInn Dasn.

VERSAILLES Ky Dec Is Masser :
Ser Ouiet u nUbed trDtting sta lliOD, d led
rom ruptute !ast night He was h bay
ao,se, foa!ed In 1870, bJ Atdallah
Plot, nam by MAmbrino Messenger,
aHh 70 tho hire OF Maud Messenger
I! l6l4) Nrd others. He was owned by
W'iiam M Siugerly, editor OF the
Ph!.adeipbis kecori, who RAID Sl6 O0(
tor Liul. sLd valued him e. 81, coo.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
-,anpe Of Nep u'

In L-hruoa, Pa ys''as,;p;l .S;;l
for wililara ehoStlS, aSc,I,is|
murderInc hi1 Two tFs' 'us,,Iai =,
tins ago, risd al ,nsy
In some ne.ghao''ag e., = 1rS al.
that In Lsbausn ola,'; ;.,s,sslI
ment was 30 9E}a2a, y ha}
tbs, a trisl gould ~. uSS.,;si ~
5ucted IN oolit ,,a Gsr, al b,
ton. Showers EtpN'
con fession. -
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
w, II. sH Q RP q OO.

we'll fitting are the ones at
S25 and S35.
You'll find no such as
sortment OF all grades Of
Seal Cloth Plush Garments
as here.
Newmarkets. Short Goats
and Children's Goats.
Little Boys Overcoats,
$3.50 up.
It's we'll to remember a
good wide black silk ust put
on sale at a reduced price, Us
cents.
NE We wW KEEP Qbez d'rr.
ing Me evenings fer a
vsfk bres1ons to CHrist
ans.
VIM. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Ssrke, s,ree,t.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
A SIN ash y.

a pair OF horses attached 70 & pj'sa
bic engine, belong ng to John Mcbrii-,
which had been hitrhei IN iron Of hs
smithsho op Of john I + ilott. IN Brandy
wine village, tuok fright about II
o'c ock his morning and oreak ny
loose ran into and over the hrtjge aud
up KING street 70 e eFenth, wuer- /,
young man caught one Of theta by tin
Bride aud he'd on firmly usu ;tey
we're stopped, Toe engine waS cJu-
pleiely wrecked, portion ct u having
been lG't IL front Of Mo1s,sy's hcte
aud whee. and part OF All K g II
| front ot agher's drug 8lnre MI
| Mcbride oecup.es oLe ot the LsJimrl
farms near NswpoUr, and was ao2u'
| having tho enslns taken 10 bis IA n III
the purpose OF driving .odder ca ter
| f. will cost considerable TO have Z.
| prope'.y repaired
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Academy Of Music

"Never Say De" was p.esdu
night a. the Academy oi MISC
large audience The sailvtF
In laughter 10, about 'G'et ao11
comedy pur,icu u tue Pib n
aud consideral naa.esl h
shown. j j. D1E E'iIg nsS,'
lent Jack WA,.insiJ:d sla NV
more drams'ic =. 'a' iha No. i
In Mob lds'r Gasia h5',u
rather c.evvr sal6'eie an|
nioely, while c. a bsfoa, 10 =
rooontr!cllirs, completely sia|
house. The cjuasuy -, s.aI y
play deserve. coz .el a%' .
rest ot tas Stsi fa' all n.y. y, !.
afternoons llo nsna. na I'''
given.
The hsns CaI. mhs ~, y,
pouuds o. our e9:''o' o''' \
pom, D Eaat 2ni ..
...ss~
as Q, : T'nVsf''a, ,a,
she RHPusl.sLS c'a'e D'S''
shado n
o'oloof 10 . ''o''
n. 81
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
me K,na Of worn rhsy do.

This morning . reporter Of the Re-
PUBLICAN visited the works OF the
Pusey & Jones COMPANY and was kind
~ received and shown some OF the work
now being done at these works by Mr..
william Savery.
One Of the largest en- gines OF the kind
ever bailt in this city 10 now In course
OF construction. It 10 what ts known as
D compound engine. The high pressure
cylinder Is "a inches In diameter and
As inohes stroke, and weighs IL 600
pounds. The low pressure cylinder 10
80 inches In diameter. 4S inches stroke
and weighs 20, 010 pounds.
The bed plate 10 cast In two pieces.
securely bolted together. The COM
bined weight Of these two pieces Ii o.
COO pounds. The shaft Of this monster
engine is Is feet long, l8 inches In di
ameter and weighs 2S,000 pounds. The
power Of the engine will be l,t0O-horse
power. or in figures, the power 70 raise
39, 900 900 pounds one foot high In one
minute. Ii is built for the Armour
Grain Elevator Company OF Chicago,
Ill. II 10 known at the Pusey q Jones
Oompany's works % No. $50, which
means that 7S9 engines have already
been built BY that firm.
ConRohI 10 Jubb ARtSNaDs
last OF eight wood grinders for tbs
shenandoah Pulp Company OF Harper :
Ferry, Va. The grinders have three
| pockeIs, into which tns wood 10 De
| around Ia placed. Each pocke; holc'
| two cubic feet of wood. Tire wocd H.
| the pockets Is pressed By means OF by
| draulic pressure on q ariudssone of large
dimension and by means OF Is sroun
into pulp. MSyoiu. The photographer
this moralag t4lk photograph OF onr
1 OF theee L. -.~-.-os.
One OF the largest paper machine
i ever built - aso vel under vsy. IL h
what is known asall2 inch t1ET-Giiv@'
| macbtLe. Ii has fifteen dryers, !,
| inches in diameter sd los lee. ious !
VIII turu out 241 fee. C.. paper ll.
inches vide, Ia oae uiuu!e, or over -
| miles of paper lU2 inches vide, 10 3
| working day Of ter honr-. rns Is ,n-
xldes; machine In lie Jnitsd STAT
| Ittsrun by . Marsha. driving tan
| / nAs Gould GREENS 20 sc.esd ire pei
~ish AL eLL less wire, - Zee. OF y
mech, which means 80 w'res 10 -
| lLch.
rbis wire scLs 1s screen trr,p d
| which The water trl u the pu p ruI =
| and Is caught IN "s1Tsa buEe, 90
| meath tie machine. Ia lfs course tI'
pup phsses over four sucsion b X.
| which, by means =! a vacuum, sues '''
rtmslLtng water from me pl!p, Ailri
.eavIuz tho screen ne pulp passes wi
what ,s Known "a q CJu3h rg.h who
rQuetEes me ibTes Of the pup t'2- arf
l. then passes on 10 shat is kuawn a
tho rrst fei. By Bis II IL carrie! =
the hrst press roll which prtssts ,t
pulp near. into the desired tn 'cAcer
IL then passes through r.c'na pren
roll which gives IL ths erac, h. res
desrsu. From here the pape passe
over Is dryers ii led vita sJsauI, Na'
then 10 the ca ,euders 1; Is then wour'
on roll ofsu entire y new dts's III
passed throu. a the cltttsr aud cat Y
bs.f, rolled into rolls, reS'y FOR Gsr !
.s hsiuz built Tor the HUDSON E.r.
} Pm p sud Paper Company ~lJsr "-!E
are sI,QAt-I near Ssra tusa.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16

We nave q comp etc line OF Mens'
slippers for the holiday trade in differ
ent styl -s-opera, fur and Kgerets in
veivet embroidered alligator, and gents
slippers any of these would make .
handsome Christmas present. Boston
II Hgase, 3ti Market strset.
HENRY fIRF Prom
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
Municipal court

Az this mornings session 81 NGnle pal
Court, on the charge Of dtLhSeuurss,
Henry " iltou was Gaei e. aud cuets } uhu
hAgu.re re-committsi uu.a II O #!ock,
james Kelly wAs huel a. alC costs aid
Jonas Heck s. aud cosls
ANGELO CAIdinelli Was arrAigutdon 'he
charge .! violating an ordinance OF The
city IN displaying AHt selling goods ~
spaces other Than the four iect spa a.
lowed him by law.
James A. Conner wss ca ed aud STATED
that CartiurIfi had a space on the curb
and sold irulte, etc, there and that ht
aIso had drop curtain to protect ln-
fTuit. 1his aurta!n, said Mf Conner, p'
s.ruCted the view 81 stores Oh fouttA
! street. His business he cons. lere4 very
much hurt by tLis curtain. III answer tG
/ Mr.. Harrington, counsel for CarliLr.II,
| Mr. Conner sAid that hc had orce piled
/ trunkt oil the side"aik IN trout OF HI
st re. but Vas fined Tor Il, 4ni IL Jst him
/ $7.SO
James G. Pickles corrob1rAted Mr.
| C,nrtr's testimony in regard ~ tee
curb being ooeuplet by Csriiue.A.
TIE evidence being sufficient 10 non
Wet, no further testimony was takea
A fne OF s. was iInp SD
Mr.. Harrington, on behalf of his Cit
eut, al once appealed TO the Superlo
Court City Solicitor bsl! snl hr
Harrington both sRreei 70 take the car
through In order that the hiaher cCur
might nass upon 1t and thus setti- tn
much Disputed matter.
Daily Republican., 1887-12-16
situation ANN, IN. Nina. !

} toTTsvfLLE D@ u nj
comtultt,,a of 'LsK sh.,ns
ma'ed men w40lsste,t-,lY1 4
ests Of tue K Ni.4s sjs.sa m,e|
Il ere to.d.y > lA.tto ,',lu,J
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